I was told no, that they are so processed that they is very little chance of a reaction. However, I imagine it really depends on your child and how sensitive he is.
I was told no, that they are so processed that they is very little chance of a reaction. However, I imagine it really depends on your child and how sensitive he is.
This. I would pull them for 2 weeks or until your LO's issues get better and then re-introduce into your diet slowly.
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I was told to pull both. When I reintroduced, he handled oil fine but reacted to lethicin.
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Currently tandem nursing dairy, egg, and shellfish free.
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Re: What about soybean oil and soy lecihtin (sp)?
This. I would pull them for 2 weeks or until your LO's issues get better and then re-introduce into your diet slowly.
Nursed without dairy, egg, soy, peanut, treenut, fish, shellfish or beef for over a year.
Currently tandem nursing dairy, egg, and shellfish free.
DS born via emergency c/s after 20 hrs of labor. DD successful VBAC!
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